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EPPC Scholars Urge FTC to Evaluate X Corp.’s Consent Decree to Protect Citizens from Censorship

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By Aaron Kheriaty, Rachel Morrison, Ryan T. Anderson
| Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC)
Published July 2, 2026 PDF On July 2, 2026, EEPC President Ryan T. Anderson and EPPC Fellows Rachel N. Morrison and Aaron Kheriaty submitted a public comment to the Federal Trade Commission on a petition by X Corp. to reconsider a consent decree that enabled government weaponization, viewpoint-based enforcement, censorship by proxy, and efforts to pressure platforms, advertisers, and other private actors to suppress lawful speech.
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District Court Vacancies — Red States

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By Michael A. Fragoso, Eric Kniffin, Aaron Kheriaty
| Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC)
Published June 7, 2026 National Review Online My colleague, Ed Whelan, had a very helpful post recently on where vacancies currently stand as we head into the end of the current Congress. I want to break down the district court vacancies and see if we can figure out what’s going on there. This post will deal primarily with those in red states.
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District Court Vacancies — Blue States and Blue Slips

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By Michael A. Fragoso, Eric Kniffin, Aaron Kheriaty
| Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC)
Published June 7, 2026 National Review Online I previously discussed the current outstanding district-court vacancies in red states. Let’s turn to states that include at least one Democrat. There are three vacancies in New York, two in Massachusetts, and one apiece in Connecticut, New Mexico, Georgia, Maine, Wisconsin, Colorado, and California.
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